I need to be able to intercept the FTP responses from the server. Here I am ringing the bells at the gate! I use Net::FTP to send a job to OS/390. This is done by using the site command "SITE FILETYPE=JES". This opens a pipe to the job scheduler (JES) on the mainframe and the STORed file is interpreted as job. No problem. Everything works fine. In face I use MVS::JESFTP by Mike Owens. When the job is submitted via the STOR, the OS/390 ftp server responds with a job number, which I can use to track output, since there can be many jobs with the same name. My problem is I am not able to catch the responses from the OS/390. Command line client FTP shows the following trail.. Notice the "JOB23077" below? I need to parse it out.
ftp> site filetype=jes
200 SITE command was accepted
ftp> put TEST.SEQ3
local: TEST.SEQ3 remote: TEST.SEQ3
500 unknown command EPSV
227 Entering Passive Mode (167,184,25,2,14,143)
125 Sending Job to JES internal reader FIXrecfm 80 100%
|*********************| 875 1.69 MB/s --:-- ETA
250-It is known to JES as JOB23077
250 Transfer completed successfully.

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